Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-05-09
make arrangements for Memorial Day.

make arrangements for Memorial Day.
Miss Carrie Paddock will teach the
summer term of school in Robert An
derson's district, and Mamie Cham
berlin from Albany in the Cass Dist.
Twentv-eight candidates attended
the public examination for teachers
held at Craftsbury Academy May 30,
nearly all of whom received certifi-
| Gates.
Augustus Paddock is very sick
Fannie Hatch was sent to the Brat
tleboro asylum last week.-John
Miles cut his foot quite badly while
chopping in the woods a few days
ago.
The young man who has made a
business of pulling up hitching posts
and tearing off pickets and boards
from fences, had better quit the bus
mess unless he wants his name men,
toned in the MONITOR.
The closing exercises of Craftsbury
Academy, which took place on the
evening of May 4th, were well at
tended and much enjoyed by all. The
teachers have been successful In
their work here the past year.
James Libby will put an express
team on the road as soon as the GO
ing will permit, which will 60 to
Hardwick and back three days in the
week, leaving Craftsbury at a. IN.
This will furnish a conveyance fOI
passengers and baggage, which the
people have long needed.
/ Derby
Good sound apples have been
found on the ground under the apple
| trees.
Robbins Bros. intend building q
new house this summer, the cellar
being walled and ready.
Mrs. Noyes is in Derby at present
She has been stopping with Mrs
Camp, but has engaged board with
Mrs. Joseph Bates for herself an6
sister, Miss Burdick, and has moved
| there.
Glover
Horace Leonard is in quite feeble
health.
Rev. Mr.. Jenne delivered his frs
sermon here last Sunday.
Jessie and Mary Norton return tc
Laconia, n. H. this morning.
A. B. Spier has new apprentice.
Lincoln Pratt from Sheffield.
Bess. Cook is home from Lyndon
on account of the illness of hel
mother.
The next meeting of the Earnest
Workers will be held at the vestry
Friday afternoon.
The Pink party at Institute hal
last Friday evening was quite wei
attended and much enjoyed.
There will be communion service
at the Cong. church next Sabbath
Sermon both forenoon and afternoon
L. H. Nye while chopping ice tc
loosen the water wheel in the tan
merry, got caught between the whee-
and spout. His cries for help were
soon heard, and fortunately he es-
capped serious injury.
The next meeting of the C. L. S.
c. will be held Monday eve, May
10th, at the residence of Mrs. S. F.
Leonard. Owing to the condition
of the roads Shakespeare's Day was
not observed, and the exercises at
the next meeting will be appropriate
to that day.
Willard Lawrence died very sud-
denly last Monday night. He had
been in usual health and about his
work through the day. About 2
o'clock in the night Mrs. Lawrence
noticed that he was breathing hard
but before she could summon the
rest of the family he was dead.
West Glover
VIM. Cameron scattered a little
over 1000 buckets the past sugar
season and made over 1000 pounds
of sugar.
GreenSbOr
Fishing has been quite successful
through the ice since May1st.
The Farrand sisters take rooms at
the Cottage Hotel to do millinery and
dress-making.
Cuthbertson Bros. have bought A.
J. Moore's interest in the farm and
stock known as the Martha F. Hill
farm.
Mrs. II. NJ. Cuthbertson went to
St. Johnsburv the 4th inst. to attend
the golden wedding of her parents,
A. c. Rabbit and wife.
Sugar-making has not been up to
the average this spring, though few
have make 3 lbs. to a tree. six cents
per pound Is the paying price.
Charlie Kilburn has been home on
visit to his mother; he works in
Wheeler's tub fastener factory at
Randolph, of which he speaks in
glowing terms.
Henry Edwards house caught fire
on the roof the 23d of April, and but
for the presence of a tin force pump
would have been consumed. Don't
daS11iSa small thinOS